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Asked: 2026-06-13T13:09:21+00:00

Background My background is high scale object oriented middleware and Applications development for embedded

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My background is high scale object oriented middleware and Applications development for embedded devices and desktops with C++. Now we need to create a high scale web-app for our startup.

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Request-response based and continuous polling based current web-development frameworks looks very primitive, inefficient.

I am looking for completely server-side object oriented and event based programming.
Here is an example it,

There is a persistent object named employeeManager on server,

methods of this object, 

empList getAllEmployeeList();  
empList getEmployeeOfDepartment(string strDept);  
/*Some more */

events of this object 

employeeAdded(empID);  
employeeEdited(empID);  
employeeRemoved(empID);  
/*Some more */

Now, client side javascript should be able to call the methods of this (server-side) object and should be able to receive events of this object. We can have results of the method call in asynchronous mode. Framework should also provide a way so that view ( or html-js page ) can register for required server side events.

Is there any frameworks which works on this methodology. Anything like this on top of socketIO? Any framework which provides a good two way RPC between client javascript and sever side objects?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Try the following combo:

    Node + socket.io + Backbone.Model + a bit of imagination.

    I think the missing piece is a model like structure that can be used on both server side and client side. The model needs to synchronize state between server and client.

    Here is an article that I find very interesting, and maybe you can use the technique described?

    The article:

    http://blog.andyet.com/2011/feb/15/re-using-backbonejs-models-on-the-server-with-node/

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